Image: NTT InterCommunication Center, Tokyo
A YouTube Shorts post has drawn attention to the NTT InterCommunication Center’s forthcoming exhibition 'ICC Annual 2026: 'Preserve / Remain / Receive'' in Tokyo. The short introduces the project as an exhibition centered on remembrance, legacy, and the ways contemporary art is received and carried forward.
The feature appears in the context of the NTT InterCommunication Center, a Tokyo-based museum dedicated to art, science, and communication. The institution regularly presents projects that examine how media, technology, and artistic practice intersect, and the annual exhibition format has become one of its recurring platforms for such work. In this case, the short serves as a brief public-facing introduction to the 2026 edition of the annual exhibition series.
According to the source material, 'ICC Annual 2026: 'Preserve / Remain / Receive'' will focus on themes of remembrance and legacy. The title itself suggests a concern with what is kept, what lingers, and what is taken in by viewers and institutions alike. No individual artists, participating works, or further curatorial details are provided in the verified source material, so those elements are not specified here.
The YouTube Short does not present the exhibition as a retrospective or a single-artist project. Instead, it frames the exhibition as a contemporary art presentation that uses the annual format to consider how art and memory are held in public view. The source material also does not give a venue beyond the NTT InterCommunication Center in Tokyo, and no additional schedule information is available in the linked pages.
The exhibition title is given in Japanese as 'ICC アニュアル 2026：遺す／残る／受けとめる', with the English rendering provided in the source summary as 'ICC Annual 2026: 'Preserve / Remain / Receive''. The post functions as a compact introduction to the exhibition rather than a full announcement, and the verified material available here remains limited to that framing and title.
